SHOW, Mulhouse Photo Biennial (France)
Two photographs from my project Valle were displayed accompanying photo books and publishers at Mulhouse Photo Biennial in France, at the Museum of Fine Arts of Mulhouse. Glad to be present, thanks for inviting me Bénédicte Blondeau and PEP.
SHOW, Mulhouse Photo Biennial (France)
Two photographs from my project Valle were displayed accompanying photo books and publishers at Mulhouse Photo Biennial in France, at the Museum of Fine Arts of Mulhouse. Glad to be present, thanks for inviting me Bénédicte Blondeau and PEP.
HONOURS (Canada), Toronto Arts Council. Visual Artists: Creation Grant
My current work focusing on the Atacama Desert in Chile has won the Visual Artists: Creation grant provided by the Toronto Arts Council. Thank you for the support to the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council.
HONOURS (Canada), Toronto Arts Council. Visual Artists: Creation Grant
My current work focusing on the Atacama Desert in Chile has won the Visual Artists: Creation grant provided by the Toronto Arts Council. Thank you for the support to the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council.
Sustainable Photobook Publishing, Case Study (UK) — link here
I was invited to share work related to sustainability and books by Tamsin Green from SSP network. Case Study focuses on the my limited edition book Displace, published by Another Earth in 2023, part of the exhibition created at Project 107 Gallery in Toronto.
Sustainable Photobook Publishing, Case Study (UK) — link here
I was invited to share work related to sustainability and books by Tamsin Green from SSP network. Case Study focuses on the my limited edition book Displace, published by Another Earth in 2023, part of the exhibition created at Project 107 Gallery in Toronto.
PAISAJE COMÚN (Common Landscape), Revista Letargo (Chile) — link here
“Paisaje común” y el detenerse como elemento fundamental para el mirar, texto escrito por Felipe Muñoz de la exhibición Paisaje Común en Galería Animal, Santiago de Chile.
“Ordoñez, con una investigación de carácter territorial direcciona la mirada hacia los valles de la región de Atacama, en Huasco. Desde ahí, se emerge el paisaje resultante de un territorio afectado por los cambios drásticos del clima y el propio actuar humano, fotografía que habla de la intervención directa e indirecta en el habitar del territorio, recordándonos su fragilidad y aridez." — extracto
PAISAJE COMÚN (Common Landscape), Revista Letargo (Chile) — link here
“Paisaje común” y el detenerse como elemento fundamental para el mirar, texto escrito por Felipe Muñoz de la exhibición Paisaje Común en Galería Animal, Santiago de Chile.
ORIPEAU, Public Exhibition (Montréal)
I was invited to exhibit a couple of images as part of the Oripeau Public Exhibition n°576, located in Montréal, Canada. Oripeau is a participative graphic design project in constant evolution. This diptych was created in Valle del Huasco in Atacama, Chile. Cerro Centinela. Atacama, 2022.
ORIPEAU, Public Exhibition (Montréal)
I was invited to exhibit a couple of images as part of the Oripeau Public Exhibition n°576, located in Montréal, Canada. Oripeau is a participative graphic design project in constant evolution. This diptych was created in Valle del Huasco in Atacama, Chile. Cerro Centinela. Atacama, 2022.
PAISAJE COMÚN (Common Landscape), Galería Animal (Chile)
Group exhibition with photographers Javier Aravena, Sebastián Mejía, Cristian Ordóñez, Cristóbal Palma, Marcos Zegers. The exhibition introduces us to the work of five photographers with a solid career in the field of contemporary landscape who for the first time show their work together. The proposal highlights the encounters and dialogues between their personal styles through an intertwined montage of unpublished projects developed both in Chile and in Latin America. From May 30th, until July 13th, 2024.
PAISAJE COMÚN (Common Landscape), Galería Animal (Chile)
Group exhibition with photographers Javier Aravena, Sebastián Mejía, Cristian Ordóñez, Cristóbal Palma, Marcos Zegers. The exhibition introduces us to the work of five photographers with a solid career in the field of contemporary landscape who for the first time show their work together. The proposal highlights the encounters and dialogues between their personal styles through an intertwined montage of unpublished projects developed both in Chile and in Latin America. From May 30th, until July 13th, 2024.
ATACAMA (Chile)
Last month in Atacama, Chile. For the second time collaborating with my brother, the academic Eduardo Ordonez-Ponce. This time around the San Pedro de Atacama area visiting different ayllus, towns and specific landmarks. Participating in several interviews that Eduardo had for his research with activists, community members, journalists, businessmen from the mining and tourist area and councilors, a process that informs my photographic work and understanding of the relationship of the territory, the inhabitants and the multinationals. We also traveled to Copiapó where I was invited by Eduardo to participate in a meeting with academics, anthropologists and miners from the University of Atacama. We shared the photographic work done in the Huasco Valley in 2022, and Eduardo spoke about his research in addition to a lecture to the students. An excellent and informative trip - now back in Canada to process and review the work done.
ATACAMA (Chile)
Last month in Atacama, Chile. For the second time collaborating with my brother, the academic Eduardo Ordonez-Ponce. This time around the San Pedro de Atacama area visiting different ayllus, towns and specific landmarks. Participating in several interviews that Eduardo had for his research with activists, community members, journalists, businessmen from the mining and tourist area and councilors, a process that informs my photographic work and understanding of the relationship of the territory, the inhabitants and the multinationals. We also traveled to Copiapó where I was invited by Eduardo to participate in a meeting with academics, anthropologists and miners from the University of Atacama. We shared the photographic work done in the Huasco Valley in 2022, and Eduardo spoke about his research in addition to a lecture to the students. An excellent and informative trip - now back in Canada to process and review the work done.
THE URBANAUT PODCAST (Italy), Episode 16 — link here
It was an honour to speak with Patrick Hubbard and ramble about my background and two specific bodies of work (Frequency and Valle). If you want to listen to me ramble for almost 2 hours, please visit the links at The Urbanaut Podcast. Thanks for the interest and thinking of me to Steve Bisson, Patrick Hubbard and Urbanautica Institute.
THE URBANAUT PODCAST (Italy), Episode 16 — link here
It was an honour to speak with Patrick Hubbard and ramble about my background and two specific bodies of work (Frequency and Valle). If you want to listen to me ramble for almost 2 hours, please visit the links at The Urbanaut Podcast. Thanks for the interest and thinking of me to Steve Bisson, Patrick Hubbard and Urbanautica Institute.
PHOTOBOOK WORKSHOP (Canada), Toronto Metropolitan University
I recently did a photobook workshop with photography senior thesis students at the School of Image Arts, TMU. Thanks for the invitation to artists and educators Annie MacDonell and Clare Samuel.
PHOTOBOOK WORKSHOP (Canada), Toronto Metropolitan University
I recently did a photobook workshop with photography senior thesis students at the School of Image Arts, TMU. Thanks for the invitation to artists and educators Annie MacDonell and Clare Samuel.
HONOURS (Canada), Canada Council for the Arts
My Artist Residence OMNE/LAND has been awarded a Travel Grant under the Arts Abroad Residencies program. Thank you Canada Council for the Arts for the support.
HONOURS (Canada), Canada Council for the Arts
My Artist Residence OMNE/LAND has been awarded a Travel Grant under the Arts Abroad Residencies program. Thank you Canada Council for the Arts for the support.
FREQUENCY (US), MoMA — link here
Honoured to hear that my brook Frequency has been included to the MoMA - Museum of Modern Art, Archives & Library Collection.
Museum of Modern Art Library, MoMA Manhattan Special Collections;
TR659.5. O73 2023
FREQUENCY (US), MoMA — link here
Honoured to hear that my brook Frequency has been included to the MoMA - Museum of Modern Art, Archives & Library Collection.
Museum of Modern Art Library, MoMA Manhattan Special Collections;
TR659.5. O73 2023
A NARROW FOOTHOLD, Another Earth (link)
It has been a great pleasure working on this book with Alan Huck and Jonas Feige over the past year. Two photographers and friends whom I admire, appreciate and from whom I am constantly inspired. Thank you both for your trust and allowing me to be part of your collaboration.
56 pages
30 photographs
7.25 x 8.75 inches
Swiss-bound hard cover
Edition of 100 copies
Edited by Jonas Feige, Alan Huck, and Cristian Ordóñez
Designed by Cristian Ordóñez
Published by Another Earth
© 2024
A NARROW FOOTHOLD, Another Earth (link)
It has been a great pleasure working on this book with Alan Huck and Jonas Feige over the past year. Two photographers and friends whom I admire, appreciate and from whom I am constantly inspired. Thank you both for your trust and allowing me to be part of your collaboration.
56 pages
30 photographs
7.25 x 8.75 inches
Swiss-bound hard cover
Edition of 100 copies
Edited by Jonas Feige, Alan Huck, and Cristian Ordóñez
Designed by Cristian Ordóñez
Published by Another Earth
© 2024
CINCO LENTES (Chile), Revista ED
Contemporary Chilean photography under five lenses, an article written by Felipe Muñoz Tirado for Diario Financiero and Revista ED, appeared in the print and online version of Revista ED on Saturday, January 20 in Chile. Text and works by photographers Bruno Giliberto, Cristian Ordóñez, Constanza Bravo Granadino, Marcos Zegers and Paz Olivares-Droguett.
CINCO LENTES (Chile), Revista ED
Contemporary Chilean photography under five lenses, an article written by Felipe Muñoz Tirado for Diario Financiero and Revista ED, appeared in the print and online version of Revista ED on Saturday, January 20 in Chile. Text and works by photographers Bruno Giliberto, Cristian Ordóñez, Constanza Bravo Granadino, Marcos Zegers and Paz Olivares-Droguett.